WHAT WE DO
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Volunteer Membership Secretary Required – POST NOW FILLED
Read more: Volunteer Membership Secretary Required – POST NOW FILLEDThe League requires a volunteer Membership Secretary to maintain our database of valued members. This will entail a couple of hours each week, working from our office/home, updating the League’s members records (both new and existing), dealing with subscriptions, producing monthly reports and accounts and mailing members for our AGM. With use of Access programme for managing the League’s database. Full training and support will be given for this exciting role, which maintains our links with members and generates income for enhancing the services and equipment at our much loved Hospital. If you feel you have suitable skills and would…
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Hampton Hill Lights Up 2018
Read more: Hampton Hill Lights Up 2018Come along to the United Reform Church in High Street, Hampton Hill on Friday 30th November and share the Christmas Fun. The League of Friends will be having a stall at the Christmas Market in the Church’s Hall at this year’s Christmas Lights Up. The event starts at 4.00pm – 8.00pm, with an array of Arts, Craft, and Charity stalls selling festive items ideal for Christmas gifts. The Market is held inside the large hall behind the Church and entry is gain either through the church or the garden and foyer. Over 2000 local residents attend, so this is a wonderful Christmas…
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A Moving Remembrance Sunday Service at Teddington Memorial
Read more: A Moving Remembrance Sunday Service at Teddington MemorialThis years’ Service of Remembrance was as moving as ever, with a huge number of the local community attending to pay their respects. The procession started at the British Legion and travelled along the High Street and Broad Street and arrived at Teddington Memorial Hospital for the Service of Remembrance lead by Rev Joe Moffatt. Pamela Bryant MBE, the League’s Chairman, laid a wreath at the memorial on behalf of the League and all our supporters, which was one of many laid by local organisations and individuals. This years’ service was all the more poignant by it being 100 years…
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A Great Day at The Full of Life Fair 2018
Read more: A Great Day at The Full of Life Fair 2018The League had a wonderful day at the Full of Life Fair this year. The event was well attended by local retired residents and it was a great opportunity for them to find out what is available to them in the local community. We were able to speak to a lot of people about our current projects and volunteer opportunities. Thank you to everyone who attended, we really appreciate the interest showed in our work and we look forward to our new volunteers starting. This is a well organised and attended event that encourages local retired residents to get involved…
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“Waitrose Community Matters” Supporting The League of Friends of Teddington Memorial Hospital
Read more: “Waitrose Community Matters” Supporting The League of Friends of Teddington Memorial HospitalWaitrose are supporting The League of Friends of Teddington Memorial for the month of September via their Community Matters scheme. Every month the Hampton branch of Waitrose (72 Oldfield Road) will donate £500 between three local good causes that you choose. How does it work? At the checkout you’ll receive a token, which you then place in the box of the good cause you’d most like to support – The League of Friends of Teddington Memorial Hospital. The more tokens we get, the bigger the donation we receive. Pop into Waitrose (Little Store) Hampton and show us your support by…
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New X-ray Machine Funded by The League
Read more: New X-ray Machine Funded by The LeagueThe League has funded new High Tech Imaging Equipment (X-ray Machine) for Teddington Memorial Hospital at a cost of £366,523.09. This vital state of the art equipment, will further enhance the type of treatment that patients receive. The Radiology department at Teddington Memorial Hospital provides facilities and staff to support referrals from GP surgeries, outpatient services, Teddington Hospital’s inpatients’ ward and Teddington Urgent Treatment Centre, for both adults and children, seven days a week. Other services provided by the department include ultrasound, echocardiography and breast screening. The League’s funding of this new equipment was made possible by the generous donations…
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A Kind Donation in Memory of Thelma Haywood.
Read more: A Kind Donation in Memory of Thelma Haywood.The League of Friends kindly received a generous donation of £1,000, in memory of Thelma Haywood, who sadly passed away recently. Thelma was a great supporter of the League and our work and we are extremely grateful to her family for thinking of us at such a difficult time. Thelma will be greatly missed by all who know her and we would like to send our condolences to her family. Picture below is The League of Friends Chairman, Pamela Bryant MBE, with three generations of Thelma’s family. The donations which we receive, help to enhance both the services and equipment…
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An Enjoyable St Margarets Fair
Read more: An Enjoyable St Margarets FairThe League had a wonderful day at this year’s St Margarets Fair. The weather was gorgeous, if rather hot, but it did not stop the community turning out and enjoying the day. There was a variety of stalls and live entertainment, including an acrobatic team all the way from Spain, who joined their British counterparts and the annual dog show, which always draws a big crowd. We were able to speak to more of our supporters about our current projects, which include the funding of a new X-ray machine for the Hospital and were pleased to be introduced to the…
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The League’s AGM
Read more: The League’s AGMOur Annual General Meeting took place on 4th June at the Baptist Church in Teddington, where the League of Friends Chairman, Pamela Bryant MBE, welcomed members present and updated them on our activities for the first 5 months of 2018. The Treasurer presented the final set of annual accounts for the year ending 31st December 2017 and proposed the re-appointment of our Auditors, with all members present in agreement. Re-election of Trustees also took place, with the additional election of our new Trustee Mike Jeffries, who recently joined the team. Mike has a wealth of experience in marketing and PR…
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VOTE FOR “The League of Friends” in “Sainsbury’s Local Charity of the Year” at St Clares Sainsbury’s, Hampton.
Read more: VOTE FOR “The League of Friends” in “Sainsbury’s Local Charity of the Year” at St Clares Sainsbury’s, Hampton.THE LEAGUE OF FRIENDS OF TEDDINGTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HAS BEEN SHORTLISTED FOR *SAINSBURY’S LOCAL CHARITY OF THE YEAR*. PLEASE SHOW YOUR SUPPORT BY VOTING FOR THE LEAGUE OF FRIENDS OF TEDDINGTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. SUPPORTERS CAN VOTE EITHER: IN STORE: SAINSBURY’S, ST CLARES, 303 UXBRIDGE ROAD, HAMPTON, TW12 1AW. ONLINE AT: https://www.sainsburyslocalcharity.co.uk/ Thank you for your support, The League of Friends would benefit hugely from winning Sainsbury’s Local Charity of the Year and your vote could make a difference.